/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.12727108]

>Visiting Europe
>Go to restaurant
>Order a beer
>Served warm
>order a salad
>served a warm tomato and warm romaine lettuce with no dressing

Is this common in Europe?

[Anonymous No.12727145]

for you

[Anonymous No.12727152]

Yes. Each and every one of the 40+ UN-recognised nations of Europe and all 28 (soon to be 27) EU member states share identical cuisines and food cultures so all of Europe does exactly as all of the rest of Europe does. It's because socialism.

[Anonymous No.12727272]

>>12727152

Did I upset you, europoor?

[Anonymous No.12727276]

>>12727152
Yea. They're all kind of shitholes now.

[Anonymous No.12727364]

>>12727108
well in my country (bulgaria) we don't really do dressing, unless it's some foreign salad that requires its own dressing. for "dressing", we have one of these things on every table. it's olive oil/sunflower oil, vinegar, salt and pepper.

typically salads are more made up of veggies instead of greens. like for example, standard salad is tomato + cucumber + onions.

the salad is served unseasoned and you use the condiments to season it to your taste.

as for the warm beer, i'm a poor judge, i can't really drink beer from the fridge, it's too warm for me. i have to drink it after it's spent 15-20 minutes in the freezer. unless it's a dark beer.

[Anonymous No.12727379]

>>12727364
to explain what i mean by foreign salad, i meant that if you ordered a cesar salad, you'd get that horrible mayo dressing

[Anonymous No.12727385]

>>12727379
Horrible mayo dressing? Bulgaria sounds like a shithole to eat in. Caesar dressing is delicious, and it doesn't resemble mayo in any way.

[Anonymous No.12727393]

>>12727108
why the fuck does le peep have on hiking boots

[Anonymous No.12727397]

>>12727385
well, whatever.